Stand Up for Canadian Values
Tennis Canada just announced that the Davis Cup matches in Halifax will be played without spectators in the stadium. The reason? “Escalating safety concerns” for fans, staff and athletes. It is unacceptable that Canadians will not be able to cheer on our own athletes in our own country.
Our federal government must decide whether we are a nation governed by peace, order, and good government—or one where fear and intimidation dictate our way of life.
Join us in calling on the Government of Canada to uphold Canadian values and protect our Canadian way of life by banning glorification of terrorism and calls for violence, as well as strengthening the enforcement of laws by police.
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Extremists have targeted the Toronto International Film Festival, shut down Ottawa’s Capital Pride Parade, forced the closure of MPs’ offices, and even made everyday activities—like visiting bookstores or grocery stores—feel unsafe.
A woman was stabbed in the most well-known kosher grocery store in Ottawa.
Indigo and Chapters bookstores were targeted by hateful protestors.
A father was beaten in broad daylight, in front of his children in Montreal.
The Toronto International Film Festival abruptly uninvited, and then reinvited, a Canadian filmmaker’s documentary about October 7.
Capital pride was cancelled because of extreme protestors hijacking the event.
MP offices have been vandalized and ministers harassed in their private homes.